pimd: Consider interface change a RPF_CHANGED event

Suppose you have a unnumbered ecmp connections between
two switches:

st1-l3# show ip pim neighbor
Interface         Neighbor    Uptime  Holdtime  DR Pri
swp52             6.0.0.10  00:00:01  00:00:29       1
swp53             6.0.0.10  00:00:06  00:00:26       1

And for a given (S,G) the RPF goes:
st1-l3# show ip nht
99.1.1.1
 resolved via bgp
 fe80::4e76:25ff:fee7:42d1, via swp52
 fe80::4e76:25ff:fee7:42d5, via swp53
 Client list: pim(fd 14)

Now suppose, 52 is the choosen RPF( since we can only pick one )
and the interface goes down.  As such we will choose to use
swp53.

The problem was that the pim_rpf_update call is made
it will change the rpf interface to 53, but not tell
the calling function that the RPF_CHANGED because
it is only looking at the rpf_addr(the nexthop)
to see if it is changed and if we are in an unnumbered
dual ecmp to the same box it was not detecting and
notifying.

Signed-off-by: Donald Sharp <sharpd@cumulusnetworks.com>
This commit is contained in:
Donald Sharp 2017-03-16 11:15:32 -04:00
parent d0db90bf44
commit ce2b6ce098

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@ -263,7 +263,9 @@ enum pim_rpf_result pim_rpf_update(struct pim_upstream *up, struct pim_rpf *old,
}
/* detect change in RPF'(S,G) */
if (saved.rpf_addr.u.prefix4.s_addr != rpf->rpf_addr.u.prefix4.s_addr) {
if (saved.rpf_addr.u.prefix4.s_addr != rpf->rpf_addr.u.prefix4.s_addr ||
saved.source_nexthop.interface != rpf->source_nexthop.interface)
{
/* return old rpf to caller ? */
if (old)